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While associating J-Meter plugin jar file in lib/ext folder of J-Meter Setup,I am getting SSL certificate error after clicking 'Plugin manager' from 'Options' Menu.Could you please assist me for the same?

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  • Try using the updated JMeter version and check once again! Commented Nov 23, 2019 at 9:56

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Most probably you're behind the corporate proxy which uses an SSL certificate for securing the traffic between itself and clients.

Java uses cacerts file to check the validity of the SSL certificates and you're getting this error because the certificate is not known to Java.

The solution would be obtaining the certificate from the proxy server (it can be done using either OpenSSL or just a web browser) and adding it to the Java cacerts

You can also try downloading Java Cryptography Extension (JCE) Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy Files, it might be enough to resolve your issue.

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